Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 210, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 24, 1921 Page: 2 of 8
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Personal Mention
Afir tinilirln an opnrailon In'
a litrnl hitnpltNl Jnnif William m-
.wit to rfiiun lo hi himm In
riiK htr ilil afternoon.
Iioiiiriin ljiw"n. of Myvlll In
ronflni-d Id a Itx-M bplil rorovor-
liif from nn operation performed till
Mrt r M. Jully. of rtiitti flprliiM.
iitxIi-rwiMit an opTwi litt In a lfnl
iKKplllll IT.
Mm KIiiui McMll!.ti.r or Mnrlnw
v.-i a vimtor In f'lili knhn yi-iH-r-t'riv.
I'nlicil PulM t.r aw tub.
Why tuk ilmm An n M. Drown
423 Kuukbh avnui. 32 30t
WiiIIit liltwiMiil. of I'nwlnmka via-
lifil rolutlvcM tun! frli'inlH In Urn illy
j.iTcljV. t
Mr. and Mr. r'n-'l Iiv. of Dun-
tun vlsiti'd rili'iiilx in Cliickns'ia
)'U'rily ufii'rnoon.
Hut Ml Mini bun vi-ryJuy fur
dinner at I- Hi.kry. 23-31.
It. Jf. Wnrrr-n of l.awtn trim-
fcptod IhibIuph In Hip city yosior-
day afternoon.
Mrs. nay Wlm!tr returned today
from an extended vlnlt Uli Miiiivf
od friends in Little Rock Ark.
Did you lay lot Rolls and linn.
Yen we have them at Lacy Bak?ry.
232L
J. II. O'.Velll of Elk City. Iron-
Kiict(d buslnosa and visited friends
In the city yesterday.
Chns. C. Lynch Fred Ollmore and
R. Stor. tt Ardmore were vlr.liori
in tlirt lly yesterday.
Clarence TonriK an employ of Hip
Famous Clothing atoro here experts
to leave tlila afternoon for a vUlt
of several days with relatives in
Topeka Kantian.
Ming I.ffie Jane Snyder of Tor-
loll Tex. Is a guest at the home of
Mr and Mrs. Perry Doss 19 Chick-
Bella avenue.
Stop at Lacy'f Dakory and take
some of those delicious Hot Roll
home for dinner. 23-3t.
Shannon Owsley of Oklahoma City
la spending several days in Chlika-
Hha vlaitlng relatives.
Mr. mid Mrs. Tom Jaggora and
Mrs. Chns. Jaggers left today for
Long Beach Calif. where they ex-
pect to make their home. Chas. Jag-
gers went to California more than n
week ago.
STRIKE VOTE B!
By United Tress.
Cleveland Aug. 24. Ballots will bo
sent out next Wednesday for the
strike vote among the railroad work-
ers of the nation according to of-
ficials of the brotherhoods .here to-
day. .
It was Btated by these officials
that they were expecting about 4(V
000 workers to ballot on the Htrlke
question. Every aectlon of the emu-
try will be represented by tliq bal-
lots. WOMENjJIVE OUT
Housework is hard enough when
houlthy. Every Chiekasha woman
who ih having backache blue and
norvous spells dizzy headaches and
kidney or bladder trouble should be
plad to heed this ( lilcliasha woman's
experience:
Mrs. P. K. Spaulding 620 Bouth
Eighth Btreet Bays: 'I felt rundown
and my back caused me misery I
need Doan's Kidney Pills and they
brought me a relief which has prov-
ed lasting. Other members of my
family havo al.so used Doan's for
buch symptoms of kiUney trouble
and havo received much relief."
Mrs! Spaulding gave the above
statement on December 18th 1916
and tin July 8th 1921 she said:
"Doan's Kidney Tills are certainly
a reliable medicine and J have never
known them to fail to do what is
claimed for them."
Price fioc at ali dealers. Don't
flmply alt for a kidney remedy
m Doan's " Kidney Pills the same
that Mrs. Spaulding had. Foster-
Siilburn Co Mfrs Buffalo N. Y.
UN ON
m
Servants of Japan
Like Movies Best
r
fly I'nliH Pr.
Tokyo (fly Mall). A i haute t
slowly coming about In Japan where
the servants are neiinnlnc lo Hamor
for iM'tlerment of their lot but the
modi'Kty of their demand and de-
ulrroi may be appreciated from the
remilt of a quest lonalre which wan
recently nt out by the IIoIikcIhiIiI
Affnlra Reform Pih li.ty when some 1
J.aiMj answers were reretvi'il tne
qiiemion ami anwer being a fob
luw;
Oin-mlon I. Tell im your nreatet
irluf. Antwer-I"nrnwmsbl" aeold-
Inc. I.l'.'j:.; Kept up loo late at nlaht.
ISC; Lark of sympathy when III 121.
Quest lop J. Tell us the experience
tlmt alvi'H you the retet pleasure.
AnHwern- Heartfelt thanks from our
employera l.s'.D; Our moments of
fiofdom lo.'.j A cjierliil gift of mony
QneHtlon 3. Tell us your favorite
iniinsf tmut. Answern Motion pie-
lure hIiows l.W; Japani-ne thenter
J.'c; Some form of work 7.
Question 4. Have you any requests
id make? ir ho km us mini u ih.
Answers; desire to be treated as a
member of the family. 1.073 ; denlre
to. be treated wll'i love and kindness
7:3; di-Hlre for one day of rent each
nmiitli 200.
ELHCTION OFFICIALS
MAY GET $200 AS PAY
liismark N. P. Aug. 2l.Interpre-
tutlun of the words "votes rast" lo
the election officers compensation
lui of the V.CI sessions may lead
to h'Kkl controversies when salaries
are drawn for the recall elertlon la
November.
The law reads that every' Judge.
dork or inspector shall receive six
dollars but when "the number of
votei cast shall exceed one hundred
I Ik Mini of one dollar for each addi
tional one hundred vole.i cunt or
n.ujor fraction thereof."
Judge Spuuldlng of the Suite 8u-
pTT.e Court In writing the court's
opinion In the Mountrail County di
vision case has Interpreted the term
Votes cast": "The voter although
he may use but one ballot casts as
many separate votes' as many times
as there are candidates or questions
foi or against which he voles."
In the comings recall therare
fim'n V.Tn'cers "and Seven question
In lie voied on a total of ten votes
in cii tiMH'Incta where 5uo men and
women vote there will be f.000 votes
aKt. according to the interpretation
which means a compensation of $G4
for elect lon officials.
At a general election where there
aw upwards of 40 officers to he
elocted the total vote would be 200-
000 giving a compensation of about
$200.
Under the old law election officials
received 2.r cents an hour or not to
exceed 4 dollurs. Officials in last No-
vember's election worked from 24 to
10 hours for this compensation.
CANADIAN EX-AVIATORS
FLYING ON PEACE WORK
Winnipeg Mann. Aug 24. Cana-
da solved the problem of soldier re-
lief by settling as many as wished
on Hie land but that did not solve
the problem of what to do for the
hundreds of after-the-war aviators.
The fliers were not disposed to turn
from looping the loop in the air lo
plowing furrows on the ground..'
S o the government encouraged
Canadian flying as a measure of
holplng aviators. Airmen are main-
lulning fire patrol over great forests
regions that prevents millions of
dollars annual loss.
Scores of airmen are being used In
survey work. Others have entered a
dpw field the fishing industry. The
aviators locate schools of .fish and
signal their positions. They promise
' to revolutionize seal hunting.
Airplane mail services have been
eatt Wished in some districts. Iu the
oil rush airplanes have brought the
sub-Arctic close to civilization.
High aircraft efficiency under the
supervision of the Canada Air board
is indicated by the fact that in the
i last year Uiere was but one Injury
in a total of 33612 miles of riylng.
Government machines made 398
flights and civil aviation 18671.
8APULPA MAN KILLED
WHEN CAR OVERTURN8
i Perry Okla. 5eorga H. Walbel
Bapulpa was killed one mile and a
half east of here when the automo-
bile In which he and his wife and
three children were driving to Perry
.skidded and turned over.
I The other occupants of the car
escaped unhurt. Waibel was crushed
under the steering wheel. Mrs. Wal-
bel said the wheels skidded on a
watermelon rind.
CHIIKAIHA DAILY
ix. - i -
Short Stories
of the Town
Jr. H. S. Prlnelpal Mare.
John T. Foster newly elected prin-
cipal of the Junior high school ar-
rived b the city yitrdey after-
noon and Immediately began Ihe
'making of repiatlons for the open
ing Or tlirnet srjiooi lerm on ni-ji-temlK
r 12. Mr. Pouter Jiolds a bncbe.
lor of art degree from the Univer-
sity of Chicago lie took post gradu-
ate work In Oklahoma 1'nlverilty
this summer. Since the close of the
O U. summer session he has been
visiting relatives In Carter. Oklu.
Mr. Foster was principal of the
Frederick high school for three
yenrs.
Mayor Coffman Returns.
.Mayor O. Coffamn returned yester-
day afternoon from a month'a visit
ir the eat. He visited In I'hlladel-
phla. New York City. Coney Islund
Wuthlngton. I. C. and other points
ol liiterext. He returned via Mem-
phis Tenn. Hy Dultose president
of the city councllmen retired as
acting mayor Immediately after the
mayor's return.
former Residents Here.
Mm. K. R- Collins of HoiiMton
Texas Willi her daughters Mayme
and Kathleen are now vlxltiiig her
mother Mrs. R. M. Creen In her new
home on Kaunas avenue. Mr. Collinn
will Join them In a few days when
lliey will make a v Mil In Medicine
Park. The older residents of Chick
ssha will remember thn Collins rain
lly as former citizens. They have
siient the last tight years however.
In Houstou where they bave attain
ed marked success.
Robertson In Waurlki
Matt S. Robertson U. S. probate
attorney Is In wanrlka this after
noon looking after the Interests of
his office. He was In Duncan this
morning and plans to he in Marlow
tomorrow.
Chas. Hill Jones who has been a
student in the University of Cali-
fornia located at Berkley arrived In
the city this week for a short visit
with his parents Mr. and Mrs. F.d.
P. -Johns.
Y CHICKASHA. OKLA.
Stab Td!iw
Don't miss it. Gel your share of the 1632
Shirts at ridiculous low prices. See the
big windows. : . -j
i Men's Dress Shirts collars
I . . r.
at cL. - -we
Men's Dress Shirts collars detached well made up
YOrth $2.00 special ....$1.35
Men's Neckband Shirts fine Woven Madras and col-
lar attached Oxford Cloth Shirts values to $3 special
.t :- .
Collar attached Shirts made of . Airplane Cloth Hand-
: derchief Qoth and No Iron Shirts worth to $350
special ......;.Xi--.----v-v$140
1 1' v '.. -- ' f- -
Men's Jilk Shirts collars detached and Pongee' Silk
Shirts collars attached values to $7.00 on ale...$3.6fl
tXMIII
CHICKAIHA OKLAHOMA
Stamford Stadium '48 Nations Will
Ahead of Schedule Be Represented At
fly United Press.
Stanford University Calif. Aug. II.
'(instruction was five daya ahead
of the engineer's schedule tOCay and
It was expected that the (teat at rue-
lure which will seat 6O0)0 persons eral assembly of the league of nn-
will be ready for the "Big Game" tiun which will begin a month's
It h California In the fall. session here on September C will
More than one-third of the dirt
from what wilt be the bottom of the
bowl has bean removed and roastrue
lion of the bleachers commences a
Meet of tractors Is engaged in teqr-
Ing up the soil in huge chunks and
filing It on the top of the already
jilgh surrounding mound.
PUBLIC RECORDS
; R. V. Morton ngn 25. of Nlnnekah
nd Miss l.lllle II. Nelson age I of
Naples.
Ceorge W. Harnett nge iff of
Chicks ha and Miss I.oulne Mildred
llurd nge 2 of Chiekasha. Cere-
mony performed by H. L. Orlgsby
Jn.itlie of the peace.
It. II. Francis age 4. of Wichita
Pulls Tex.- and Mrs. Ida Hhinks
nge 44 of Waurlka. Ceremony per
formed by If. I. Grlgsby Justice of.
R. P. Pick age 21. of Alex and
Mix Pearl Hill nge 18. of Nlonekah.
Ceremony performed by Jic'tlce
Grlgsby.
In District Court
(Vile Smith . Ham Smith; peti-
tion for divorce.
In re application for order of illi-
iiRluilon of the Mlnco Oil and Can
company a corporation.
In Probate Court
In re sanity of Bill Blake adjudged
Insane and committed to Central
Oklahoma state hospital at Norman.
In re estate of Jumea H. Miller de-
ceased; F.lmer Miller petitioner for
letters of administration.
In re guardianship of thn Miller
minors. Mra. I'mma Miller mother
petitioner.
In re guardianship of Banda min-
ors; Lewis Bonda petitioner.
In re estate of Abner Henry Clay
deceased; petition for probate of will
filed by Mary Llda Clay.
Burt Berry expert tailor and bat-
ter la now connected with the model
Cleaners. Phone 1t. 20-t
attached worth $1.50 special
AA
WEDNESDAY AUGUST H
Geneva Assemblies
Ry HENRY WOOD.
(United Presa Staff Correspondent.)
Geneva Aug. U. The second gen-
constitute ( the uneareet approach in
a world-wide oongrase thut
has ever
taken place.
Offlelnl advices received by the
secretariat from the fortyelght
states now members of the league
annoiinne that all will have delega-
tions present Ariiong the forty-
eight delegation there will be rep-
resentatives from at least two for
nier enemy states namely Austria
and Bulgaria. These were admitted
to membership during the closing
hours of the first assembly In Do-
comber of last year. .
In addition It Is practically certain
that Hungary's application for mem-
bership which has already been re-
elved will be accepted in time to
permit of her participation In at
least a portion of thn assembly's
work.
In the event Germany applies for
irembershlp there la little doubt hut
t-he'wlll also be admitted although
a fight might possibly be put up to
d-day her admission until towards
1 $L00 Down
j ON JSALE ONE WEEK ONLY COMMENCING
; MONDAY AUGUST 22ND.
j Government tests have demonstrated that moths
cannot live in Cedar Chests protect your gar-
I ments under this easy payment plan.
I This is a shipment of chests just received at the g
j new low price. . -
j We will hold Chests for Christmas delivery when
requested. .
j Your Home Furnished on Easy Payments.
Clay comb & Anderson
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A pipe's
Seven days out of every week you'll get real smoke
joy arid' real smoke contentmehtif you'll get close-up
to a jimmy pipe ! Buy one and know that for yourself I .
Packed with cool delightful fragrant Prince Albert a
pipe's the greatest treat the happiest and most appe-
tizing smokeslant you ever had handed out! 1
You can chum it with a pipe and you willonce
you know that Prince Albert is free from bite and
parch! (Cut out by our. exclusive patented process!)
Why every puff of P. A. makes you want two more;
every puff iits the bullseye harder and truer than the
ijhst I ' You can't resist such delight !. 4
And you'll get the smokesurprise of your life when
you roll up a cigarette with Prince Albert ! Such entic-
ing flavor you never did know ! And P. A. stays put be-
cause it's crimp cut and it's a cinch to roll ! You try it !
the
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the close of the assembly an
she could not le-gln full active par
tift'pation In the league until Ihe
I22 assembly.
With the certain admission of
Hunrrry and the very probable ad-
mission of Germany only tour great
states will then remain out of the
league namely the United States
Russia Mexico and Turkey.
Tills year there will lie little If
an question of organisation in be
Jiiiapoaed of as the league is already
furciloiilng fully and there will bo
very little new business.
One of thn new Items that must be
passed upon however and which
piomlses a sharp con flirt la the re-
qi.rst of Bolivia to revise her treaty
of 19u4 with Chill under the terms
of which she Is cut off from access
to the Hen.
The assembly will also bo called
I'pon to puss upon the report of thn
work done by the council since the
lust assembly and which will Include
I'.n settlement of the Aalands Inland
dispute between Finland and
Sweden; the settlement of the Dant-
Zlg and Polish controversy and the
progress made towards the final set-
tlement of the PollKU-Mtlnmnlaii-Vlliiu
affair.
The assembly must also give final
I'cclflnn on thn famous Argentine
amendment which resulted In the
withdrawal of the Argentine delega-
last year. This amendment
would (iitltln every Rtnto In'a'Ttnls-
Cedar Chests
Balance $100 Per Week 1
a pal packed
national joy smoke
thatjslon In the league except those who
do no: wish to Join.
In addition the assembly will pass
i.. i.u Ik ir
upon tne progress ihu.' -
Imia commissions for disarmament
the suppression of opium and the
white stove traffic; the establish-
ment of Ihe lengue a economic block-
ade; the establishment of an Inter-
national health organisation; the
progresa of the International 1 labor
bureau and Ihe establishment of the
league's International court of JunIIi
at the Hague.
WEATHER FORECAST
Fop Oklahoma O
Tonight and Thursday gener-
ally fair. '
Temperaturea
Maximum Ml. Minimum 71.
4 '
Fnglneers of Home plan to build
American type brmses on flat roofs
of buildings in solve the homing
problems.
Montr bark without quntlon
I) HUNT'S OUABANTBKD
SKIN tUSKASK DKMROIKS
IHunl'i alt and Saapl.lftil In
tht trxumrat lch Hcim
filnawm.TaltarafOttM'ltea
WMiaitBi ftt our IMS
PALACE PHARMACY.
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batf. tidy nd tint
hanacomt pound
end half pound tin
hamidort andintht
poand eryttal glatt
. humidor with
itponge molttontr
.. top.
Copyright 1021 '
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Pool, J. Edwin. Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 210, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 24, 1921, newspaper, August 24, 1921; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc729711/m1/2/: accessed April 26, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.